gauging the interest of the community, primarily.Looking for about 4-5 bitcoins for a 690GH/s Jupiter.

Would prefer meetup/pickup in Utah if possible.Contact me for phone number / pics / discussion.

I'm considering selling because I am happy with the return I have seen up until this point, but im going to be trying to lower my power expenditure in the coming months, heading into the summer. This means Ill probably be looking at some scrypt setups (hoping the Titans are actually released, have some pre-orders).

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Hehe. Sorry, have not gotten around to replying to PMs yet. Am looking in the 4-5 range.

I know that last week, 4-5 may have been pushing it, but with the expected drop in network hashrate, I expext the difficulty to decrease/slow down quite dramatically in the next month or two. Hence why I think 4-5 BTC is more than fair.

Also, escrow is fine if it came to that, but pickup/meetup is better, so there's no wiggle-room for bad faith dealings. I don't mind doing a road trip to an adjacent state, within reason (and assuming the price of BTC doesn't tank to under what it would cost to drive, lol)

but with the expected drop in network hashrate, I expext the difficulty to decrease/slow down quite dramatically in the next month or two.

WHat makes you think that ?

Decrease in bitcoin's value in relation to fiat always effects the network hashrate. While BTC is not profitable, a lot of miners will likely be adjusting their hash accordingly. Hashing PPCoin, or turning off if they're running Avalons. I think you'll see what I'm talkking about over the next 2 difficulty adjustments...

but with the expected drop in network hashrate, I expext the difficulty to decrease/slow down quite dramatically in the next month or two.

WHat makes you think that ?

Decrease in bitcoin's value in relation to fiat always effects the network hashrate. While BTC is not profitable, a lot of miners will likely be adjusting their hash accordingly. Hashing PPCoin, or turning off if they're running Avalons. I think you'll see what I'm talkking about over the next 2 difficulty adjustments...

As we are coming up on another 19% jump and most are in it for the long game I am on the edge of my seat to see this come true.. Especially since even with the drop in value Bitcoin itself is the most profitable SHA-256 coin still...